Amy Hamblin

Amy B. Hamblin has accumulated nearly a decade of experience in advocacy, strategic communication, political organizing, and movement building. She is passionate about empowering individuals with the knowledge and resources to drive social and political change, leveraging modern digital technologies. Amy kickstarted her career by overseeing the management of the groundbreaking online community platform during the 2008 Obama campaign, amassing close to two million users. Her management of the campaign's digital toolset revolutionized citizen engagement in the political landscape. In her most recent role, Amy led the coordination of the World Bank's global advocacy campaign aimed at eradicating extreme poverty by 2030. She has also delved into field research, particularly focusing on pro-democracy movements during the Arab Spring, and has contributed as an international election observer in various countries like Egypt, Russia, and Macedonia.